PORTFOLIO
Every wedding here started with a conversation. A couple with a feeling they wanted to create, a space they wanted to transform, a day they'd remember forever.
This is what that looks like.
This is what that looks like.
Renae & Jonah ·
Villa Woodbine · Miami
Villa Woodbine · Miami
Style: Romantic
Photographer: Sofia Conte
Photographer: Sofia Conte
White baby's breath in rivers across the grass. Crystal chandeliers glowing in the oak trees. A couple under a canopy of flowers as the sun went down over Villa Woodbine.
This wedding was about atmosphere — the kind that makes guests go quiet the moment they walk in. We designed the entire ceremony around the estate's garden, letting the baby's breath flow in soft curves along the aisle and build into a full floral chuppah that lit up from within.
Every piece was placed to feel like it had always belonged there.
This wedding was about atmosphere — the kind that makes guests go quiet the moment they walk in. We designed the entire ceremony around the estate's garden, letting the baby's breath flow in soft curves along the aisle and build into a full floral chuppah that lit up from within.
Every piece was placed to feel like it had always belonged there.
Daya & Sebastian ·
The Addison · Boca Raton
The Addison · Boca Raton
Style: Modern
Photographer: Viktoria Bors
Photographer: Viktoria Bors
A bouquet that looked more like sculpture than flowers. White orchids and anthurium cascading long and architecturally, with trailing green amaranthus that moved with every step.
This wedding was about restraint — a palette of white and green against the pale stone arches of The Addison, where the venue itself does so much of the talking. We let the florals be precise and intentional rather than abundant. Every piece was placed to feel like it belonged exactly there.
Clean. Considered. Quietly stunning.
This wedding was about restraint — a palette of white and green against the pale stone arches of The Addison, where the venue itself does so much of the talking. We let the florals be precise and intentional rather than abundant. Every piece was placed to feel like it belonged exactly there.
Clean. Considered. Quietly stunning.
Valeria & Michael ·
The Club at The Strand · Naples
The Club at The Strand · Naples
Style: Garden
Photographer: Sam Copland
Photographer: Sam Copland
Peach garden roses, apricot spray roses, white daisies, and soft blush blooms — all spilling out of white pedestals against a backdrop of swaying palms and tropical greenery.
This wedding leaned into the warmth of a Florida winter afternoon. The ceremony space felt like a garden that had simply grown that way — loose, full, and effortlessly beautiful. We designed the arrangements to have movement in every direction, nothing stiff, nothing overly symmetrical. The aisle markers cascaded to the ground. The altar pieces overflowed their vessels.
The whole thing felt like something you'd stumble upon and never want to leave.
This wedding leaned into the warmth of a Florida winter afternoon. The ceremony space felt like a garden that had simply grown that way — loose, full, and effortlessly beautiful. We designed the arrangements to have movement in every direction, nothing stiff, nothing overly symmetrical. The aisle markers cascaded to the ground. The altar pieces overflowed their vessels.
The whole thing felt like something you'd stumble upon and never want to leave.
Haylee & Alec ·
Private Estate · Palm City
Private Estate · Palm City
Style: Luxe
Photographer: Christin Sofka
Photographer: Christin Sofka
All white, all evening, all magic.
The ceremony arch was built from white roses, hydrangeas, orchids, and clouds of baby's breath — full from the ground up, with soft macramé fringe trailing down each side. Set against the trees of a private estate in Palm City, it felt less like a floral installation and more like a doorway to somewhere else.
As the sun went down, the reception came to life under a canopy of cascading fairy lights, with white floral runners and candlelight stretching the length of a long dinner table on the lawn.
This couple wanted their wedding to feel like an escape. That's exactly what it was.
The ceremony arch was built from white roses, hydrangeas, orchids, and clouds of baby's breath — full from the ground up, with soft macramé fringe trailing down each side. Set against the trees of a private estate in Palm City, it felt less like a floral installation and more like a doorway to somewhere else.
As the sun went down, the reception came to life under a canopy of cascading fairy lights, with white floral runners and candlelight stretching the length of a long dinner table on the lawn.
This couple wanted their wedding to feel like an escape. That's exactly what it was.
Cassidy and Peyton ·
The Ancient Spanish Monastery · Miami
The Ancient Spanish Monastery · Miami
Style: Editorial
Photographer: Vico Collab
Photographer: Vico Collab
Burgundy calla lilies. Trailing amaranthus in deep red. White orchids and garden roses threaded through lush green bell flowers.
This palette wasn't soft — it was deliberate. Dark, rich, and completely unexpected against the ancient stone walls and vaulted arches of the Monastery. The florals were designed to feel like they belonged to the building, as if they'd always been there, growing through the cracks.
The sweetheart table arrangement spilled off the edge. The cake florals cascaded to the floor. Everything had that same quality — abundant, but controlled. Lush, but never overdone.
This is what happens when a couple knows exactly who they are.
This palette wasn't soft — it was deliberate. Dark, rich, and completely unexpected against the ancient stone walls and vaulted arches of the Monastery. The florals were designed to feel like they belonged to the building, as if they'd always been there, growing through the cracks.
The sweetheart table arrangement spilled off the edge. The cake florals cascaded to the floor. Everything had that same quality — abundant, but controlled. Lush, but never overdone.
This is what happens when a couple knows exactly who they are.
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